The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-12
SATURDAY, NOV. IL, 1887.

THE GENERAL RESULT.
The news from the country-at-large
Is very cheering to the Republican
heart. Ohio has gone Republican, and
Gov. Foraker elected by an increas-
ed majority. New Jersey has sur
prised the country by securing Re-
publican majority in the Legislature
on joint ballot. Pennsylvania goes
Republican as usual and elects Hart
by $1,000 to 10000 majority. Rhode
Island has been nobly recovered by
the Republicans.
GARRETT COUNTY.
We have great cause for rejoicing
over the splendid victory in Garrett
county. We elect the entire ticket
except one, Mr.. Bittinger, who was
slaughtered by his party friends in
Districts Nos. 2 and 6. Our majority
on the State ticket is the largest ever
given in the history of the county.
The districts which especially de-
serve praise are Sang Run and Ry-
ans Glade, They all did we'll. A
number of reasons are assigned for
our splendid victory. The general
opinion is that the opposition of Mr..
Peddicord and his manner of con-
Quoting the Democratic campaign
was largely the cause of our victory.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
jackson and Whyte carry Freder-
lex county by small majority.
Baughman is defeated in the county
by 100. Urner is elected to the State
Senate by 80 majority.
ALLEGANY COUNTY.
The Times. Wednesday evening,
says: Brooks has carried the county
by 1,215, Dixon by 1878 and Miller by
856.
On the local ticket Gen. VIM,
Mem. McKaig is elected State Sena-
tor by the phenomenal Democratic
plurality of ia,
Messrs. Magruder and Benson and
Broderick are also elected to the
House of Delegates as Democrats by
good round majorities, and all five of
the Democratic nominees for COM
missioners have been elected by plu-
ralities in no case of less than $50.
Hohing's plurality over Kean is
121. Wilson's plurality for commits
sioner oyer Thomas, 119; Hanley's
over Schiller, 1852; Edwards over
Crentzberg. 504; Knights over
Bradley, GOT. and Stern's over Hart.
ley, 1,191. Benson's total vote in the
county is 1859, Margruder's 3,240,
Cunningham's 3.242 and Broder-
These four gentlemen are elected
to the House of Delegates though
there is hope that Craddock may yet
be found to be elected.
Dowden's plurality over Fuller is
$50. Orphans Court: Bruce with
1851, Johnson with 3.317, and Coule.
han with 3,5OS are elected. Hilton is
within 70 votes of johnson and may
get in on the official count. Schaidt's
plurality over Weidner is 457. The
convention question is defeated by
about / 300 in the city.
Sloan (Rep.) is elected States At
torney by 203 plurality, and Hohing
tRep.) is elected sheriff by small
majority.
MARYLAND.
The latest from Baltimore We'd
nesday evening was that the Demo-
Gratis carried the city by fully 1000
and the Republicans concede that the
State has gone Democratic by about
5000. The constitutional convention
movement is defeated.
LITTLE RHODY,
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov, 8.-The
postponed election for Representa-
tive to Congress in the Second or
Western district of Rhode Island to-
day, resulted in sweeping victory,
Warren O. Arnold, Republican, re-
ceived majority of 542 over Charles
S. Bradley, Democrat, and plurality
of S3S. Only plurality was neces-
Bary 10 elect at this election.